OSGC includes 13 member universities, 4 participating universities, 6 community colleges, and the Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI), which is the consortium's fiscal agent and lead institution.

OSGC's primary mission is to increase significantly the national capability in technology, math, science, and engineering. The Consortium awards scholarships and fellowships for college students, mini-grants for K-12 activities, and seed grants in the areas of precollege outreach, higher education, research infrastructure, and university-industry collaborations.

The Vision of the Ohio Space Grant Consortium is to lead in the creation of an environment in the State of Ohio that will encourage significant educational and research contributions in science, engineering, mathematics, and technology, while stimulating an understanding and appreciation for aeronautics and space.

OSGC Administrative Staff

Representatives at Affiliate Institutions

• Air Force Institute of Technology
• Case Western Reserve University
• Cedarville University
• Central State University
• Cleveland State University
• The Ohio State University
• Ohio University
• The University of Akron
• University of Cincinnati
• University of Dayton
• The University of Toledo
• Wilberforce University
• Wright State University

Representatives at Participating Institutions

• Marietta College
• Miami University
• Ohio Northern University
• Youngstown State University

Representatives at Community Colleges

• Columbus State Community College
• Cuyahoga Community College
• Lakeland Community College
• Lorain County Community College
• Owens Community College
• Terra Community College

Government Liaison Members

• NASA Office of Space Science
• NASA Glenn Research Center
• Wright-Patterson Air Force Base